President William Ruto has mourned the death of Pastor Raphael Obego, the Homa Bay County Chaplain who died on Wednesday.

President Ruto described Pastor Obego as a “devout servant of the Lord and a prayer warrior.”

Ruto eulogized Pastor Obego as a faith leader, saying, “He was a light-hearted faith leader whose sermons were not only provoking and evocative, but also clear and authentic.”

He sent his thoughts and prayers to the Obego family and the congregation in Homa Bay County, praising the pastor’s unwavering devotion to his faith and community.

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Pastor Obego was described as a a pillar of strength and faith by the leadership of Homa Bay county.

“Pastor Obego guided our county family with compassion, wisdom, and a steadfast commitment to service. His spiritual leadership and kindness have left a profound impact on the people of Homa Bay.” Read the statement

The statement also expressed condolences to Pastor Obego’s family and the community, hoping that his legacy of love and faith would continue to inspire.

“May his soul find eternal peace, and may his legacy of love and faith continue to inspire us,” the county added.

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